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of organizations detected malicious activity within their OT environments.
For most organizations today, having a vulnerability scanner is a must have. Whether it is a regulatory requirement or simply a part of internal processes, most security professionals agree this is best practice. However, as networks become increasingly complex, they can also provide a false sense of security. The problem is that most scanners can only monitor a portion of your network creating a significant visibility gap. For organizations with air-gapped networks or unscannable assets, this creates a massive opportunity for bad actors.
Download the 2024 Vulnerability and Threat Trends Report to learn how cybercriminals are exploiting a rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape and close your visibility gap today.
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